After I Took My Sister's Place in the Marriage, She Regretted It

The eldest daughter of the Yin family, Yin Huilan, would rather hang herself than marry Zuo Qingchuan, the Prime Minister's adopted son. Fortunately, she was rescued, but she remained unconscious.

The Old Madam did not want to offend the Prime Minister. Besides, Zuo Qingchuan was a handsome and accomplished general, an excellent choice for a husband. She planned to have her adopted daughter, Shen Suxian, marry him in Yin Huilan's place.

Who could have guessed that after the two families had settled everything, Yin Huilan would wake up and insist on marrying Zuo Qingchuan?

Reader's Guide: 1. An old-fashioned historical romance, slow to warm up. 2. The legitimate elder sister is reborn, and the female lead transmigrates. 3. Fictional setting, no need to nitpick historical details. 4. The leads' names are taken from Wang Wei's poem "Qing Xi": "My heart has long been at ease; the clear stream is so tranquil."

Theme: There is more than one road to success.